Sunday Times Magazine 16 February 1975 African elephant Parkhurst prison Stone Age Dawn Newgrange

THE SUNDAY TIMES magazine Contents, February 16, 1975 

Cover: a decorated cell-door at Parkhurst prison. The Long Stretch: life inside Britain's long-term prisons; investigation by Roy Perrott; photographs by Evelyn Hofer. Page 12

Survival of the Biggest: remarkable photographs from a new book Among the Elephants, to be published tomorrow, about the lifestyle of the East African elephant, by Iain and Oria Douglas-Hamilton. Page 36

Who do they do?: Hollywood's attempt to find a 'double' to play the young Marilyn Monroe in a film of her early life; report and photographs by John Bryson. Page 46 

Stone Age Dawn: the significance of Newgrange a Neolithic grave flooded with sunlight on the shortest day of the year, by Tony Osman; photographs by Steve Herr. Page 56 

Some warping to bottom right corner.

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